compulsive streak
compulsive streak noun: an extended time frame in which a person feels the need to do lots of compulsive tasks, with each task often being neither fun nor rewarding, just to get rid of obsessive thoughts.
Noun
compulsive streak (plural compulsive streaks)
- An extended time frame in which a person feels the need to do lots of compulsive tasks, with each task often being neither fun nor rewarding, just to get rid of obsessive thoughts
Forms of compulsive streak
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Questions about compulsive streak
- What does compulsive streak mean?
- Compulsive streak means an extended time frame in which a person feels the need to do lots of compulsive tasks, with each task often being neither fun nor rewarding, just to get rid of obsessive thoughts.
- What part of speech is compulsive streak?
- Compulsive streak is a noun.
- What is the plural of compulsive streak?
- The plural of compulsive streak is compulsive streaks.
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